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| Hello,
We have a dahlia in our display gardens here that has been exceptionally hardy and free blooming. We received it as D. 'Bishop's Children', but being that its a strain, I assumed that it was grown of from seed and is, therefore, an unamed clone. Going through photos online, I noticed a selection called 'Bishop of York' that looks very similar, if not identical, to the one we have. I was hoping to distribute this dahlia in the hopes of introducing it and naming it after the donors of our garden, but I want to be sure that it is brand new and not already a named selection. Here are some photos:
Thank you, Riz |
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| I'm certainly no expert but I have seen it listed as 'Bishop of York' before. |
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